Gracyn Davis out of North Pocono will join Manhattan University's inaugural acro and tumbling team on scholarship after ...

This is the first acrobatics and tumbling team ever here at Duquesne. And how about this? They entered the season ranked number 15. They are the only first year program to be ranked. I think that some ...

MEQUON -- It's not gymnastics, and it's not cheerleading-- but this sport is helping put Concordia University on the map with their high-flying routines. The sport is called acro-tumbling, and ...

Like every other agitated soul in the universe, I experimented with hobbies during quarantine. I picked up hangboarding. I picked up tennis. I picked up elbow tendonitis. I explored my artistic side ...

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The sports of acrobatics and tumbling as well as stunt are on track to achieve NCAA championship status for women by spring 2027, the NCAA announced Thursday. Acrobatics and ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Denham Springs-based Leaps and Bounds Sports Center’s acro gymnastics team will compete in the USA Gymnastics Championship. The event will take place next week in ...

Duquesne University will add three women’s sports over the next two years — triathlon, golf and acrobatics and tumbling — raising the school’s total sport count to 20 and the number of ...

On Wednesday, Parkersburg South senior cheerleader Makenna Huss signed with West Virginia State University and will become a member of the school’s acrobatic and tumbling team. (Photo provided) ...

Editor's note: Tom Ecker of Cedar Rapids is an Olympic historian. RIO DE JANEIRO — There are many sports federations that have been trying to add their sports to the Olympic program, as has been the ...

First stop AGT, next stop the Olympics? 19-year-old Vsevolod Osso and his younger brother, 14-year-old Yaroslav Osso — who grew up in Kazakhstan but now live in California — said at their America's ...

The 2020-2021 collegiate sports season brought a whole new level of firsts for programs across the country. Masked practices, bubbled tournaments, virtual practices and the constant fear of shutdowns ...